User Reviews

This episode pretty much flew by so fast I thought it was only 20 minutes!

New plot lines and stories are unveil here and it seems like the show got a new governor with a pretty good actor.

This episode had a pretty good mixed chronological order that jumped between the event, but it kinda got goofy tho because we got "A Week Ago" inside another "A Week Ago" and basically a new "some times before and after" every 8 minutes.

We get a look at what Commonwealth, or rather Hornsby is doing "behind the curtains" and it pretty much confirms what character Hornsby is and what his intentions are, as it was still kinda uncertain as what he truly was before.

I'm glad we're seeing Aaron and Gabriel together again since the last season and Aaron gets the more screen time he deserves too and they're both great in this episode.

A character that left us some time ago comes back and we don't know yet how he got entangled with these people but I hope we at least a get a short flashback about it.

Anyway this episode's focal point was the new maniac and I think they picked a really good actor for it and he has the face for it too.

All in all, this episode was really unpredictable and tense at times, and it gives a better idea of how the rest of the show - at least till episode 16 - is gonna go.

Week in and week out of eugene and daryl and carol and whoever at commonwealth doing daily side missions and eating ice creams and politics you dont care of .

But Now there is something to fight a new story line taking twd for one more run.

They gotta find something to make a villain out of it and they did it quiet right now.

This is the first episode of TWD that I have really enjoyed in years. I honestly don't know why I didn't give up on this show years ago but this episode has given me fresh hope that the series will finish on a high, hopefully I am not proven wrong but you never know with TWD.

Episode 11.13 titled "Warlords" is focused on the Commonwealth arc. The premise for episode 13 reads: Maggie, Lydia and Elijah help a stranger from another community called Riverbend. They run into Aaron, who tells them about a mission he embarked on with Gabriel as emissaries for the Commonwealth. I think the editing and pacing was perfect in this episode, some of the best, with some great transitions. Jim Barnes & Erik Mountain penned the script for 11.13, the overall writing was brilliant and the dialogue felt right. Overseen by Angela Kang, the writing for this episode is consistent of the previous episodes in Part 2, maybe even a bit better. The episode uses the big budget wisely, making it brilliant both technically and the acting and so on, the camera work are brilliant and it's visually a great episode, an overall impressive production.

Loren Yaconelli directed 11.13 "Warlords" and the direction was surprisingly brilliant, there are so many great scenes in this episode and there's not one single bad performance throughout the entire episode. The cinematography is once again breathtaking and incredible, just right for the show, the way it was shot and so on, simply brilliant. The sets were detailed and perfect, and so are the art and production design. Superb sound design and a musical score both gripping and dramatic. It's one of many things on the technical side of things that the show succeeds perfectly with.

As this was a direct follow-up to the previous episode which ended with Pamela Milton finishing the long awaited tour of Alexandria and Hilltop. The best performances were Seth Gilliam as Gabriel Stokes, Ross Marquand as Aaron, Jason Butler Harner as Toby Carlson and guest star Michael Biehn. Honestly these two actors, Ross and Seth are brilliant together and their characters are too incredible. But what surprised me was Harner and the character Toby Carlson, with his character and Lance Hornsby, we get to truly see the darker side of the Commonwealth. In my opinion, Jason Butler Harner is a great addition to the cast and Toby Carlson is a character I didn't think we would need but after watching the episode I'm 100% behind him and his ties to Hornsby, his performance were the episode's best. It was also nice to see Jeffrey Dean Morgan as Negan again.

"Warlords" has lots of things that fans of The Walking Dead will like. Angela Kang is truly giving the Commonwealth arc a lot of depth and I'm liking it a lot, Part 2 continues to be amazing and we're getting closer to the flashforward. This episode feels 100% like a TWD episode, not saying that the Commonwealth heavy episodes doesn't, but for the non graphic novel readers, 11.13 is more similar to previous seasons and for a good reason at that as it gives us viewers something fresh but also an episode that furthers the Commonwealth plot. I'm sure this is an episode many will like and if not for the acting and story the episode is telling, it's hundred percent for the callbacks to previous seasons. But just wow, this was a perfect TWD episode.

As expected, this is how Commonwealth operates. What a great episode.

It felt like it lasted only for 10 minutes. Time just flew by. You're so screwed now, Lance.

This episode is filled with unexpected twists and pretty interesting action. Overall another great episode. I'm really enjoying the final season so far.

A really solid episode tbh. Started a little bit slow at first, but once the action started i was hooked. Very very good although all the time changes were a little weird at first, but it was still very cool how it revealed everything.

Yet another episode where things are building up but has great dialogue and some action to pass by. This episode closely mirrors 10x19 not only because of Gabriel and Aaron but them convincing people they do not have to become the dead world because of their past experiences. A handful of new characters introduced and, despite this being the last season, each of them make me want to see their backgrounds and past adventures. Preferably in Tales of The Walking Dead.

Good episode, only critique was the sequencing of jumping back and forth with the time. If it weren't for the abrupt ending I think it would've worked better. Solid, can't wait for everything to come together next episode.

So this was another decent episode and a surprise given the haltering nature of the show that comes naturally these days. There's plenty going on and the return of fan favourite Negan is a big asset too. However, for me, the big draw is the set-piece interview with Michael Biehn's community leader. I wasn't expecting it to be so filled with suspense. Biehn's appearance has changed quite drastically in recent years and he certainly plays an imposing role here. The tension in this sequence reminded me of the classic bar scene between Rick and the thugs in season two of the show, still one of my favourite moments in the whole series.

I thought how they're going to portray Commonwealth members as villain but tgis episode did it in a correct way I don't say it's a great episode but this one is really awesome compared to previous 2 episodes the typical TWD dark toneis maintained very well in this episode but again I don't know how they're going to manage the storyline but still it's enjoyable and fans will definitely love it.

I would rather a 16 episode final season with all episodes full of action like this one, instead of a 24 episode season where we get episodes like the previous two with eugene's boring storyline.

One of the best episodes on this season finally they back into track , I liked everything about this episode , I didn't feel the time it was like 15min !!!!!! I can't wait for the next episode .....

A much more efficient episode. IT didn't mess about which is not something you can say for anything we've seen in the last few years from this series and its spinoffs.

Not a lot of zombie action, as if they weren't a problem any more. Gabriel and Aaron both delivered well. New baddy, new other baddy qho was good but killed off quickly. I think we're all getting a little bit wary of yet another baddy from nowhere threatening everything.

This eposide was masterpiece the bigennig was greate the boy on horse great episode and next episode will be the best of this season the end of this episode was great.

This is an interesting episode, because despite the intentions to make the Commonwealth look bad by presenting this "Shoot first ask questions later" side of things I can't help but understand their point of view.

Just imagine the situation, you have a community with over 50k people in a post-apocalyptic world where zombies, psychopaths, cannibals, raiders and all kinds of evil murderous groups constantly predate thriving communities; you'd do anything to defend what you have built, specially considering you are the king of the jungle. I really don't understand why Aaron and Gabe would suddenly side with a group of random people they don't know, endangering everyone else in Alexandria, Hilltop and Oceanside in the process. To me, this makes no sense and just serves as an excuse by the writers to make the Commonwealth an enemy.